Hey all,
Just need help with any reccomendations for a good make up remover.
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Olive oil. I haven't tried baby oil, but I hear that works well too.
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^ I haven't actualy heard of using olive oil as a make up remover before. Wouldn't it give a oily cloggy look after removal
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i have bottles of make up remover from different brands like, Shisiedo, elazibeth arden, lancome, laneige, dior and estee lauder, but i must say nothing works better than olive oil and baby oil!! and both are wayyyyyyyy cheaper!!
Olive oil does give oily cloggy look after removal, but aren't you going to wash your face after the make up removal?
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^ lol ofcourse I am.... i will give it a go. I take it, it should be applied to a cotton pad and then applied over the make up.
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Bioderma (I just soak a cotton pad and it removes everything, eye makeup/mascara/lash glue/ lipstick, everything! And it's great for sensitive eyes because you can even remove on the waterline without stinging)
Kiss Me Heroine Make mascara remover (for waterproof mascara and I have not lost a lash since, lol. You just apply this like mascara over your mascara and it dissolves the mascara and I just wipe it off with Bioderma. It's a Japanese-made product so I buy it from eBay for around $10)
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^ I haven't actualy heard of using olive oil as a make up remover before. Wouldn't it give a oily cloggy look after removal
It does leave an oily film on the face, but you can just wash it off if you have oily skin.
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i have bottles of make up remover from different brands like, Shisiedo, elazibeth arden, lancome, laneige, dior and estee lauder, but i must say nothing works better than olive oil and baby oil!! and both are wayyyyyyyy cheaper!!
Olive oil does give oily cloggy look after removal, but aren't you going to wash your face after the make up removal?
right... olive oil
and another way cheaper solution is Vaseline....
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I will try olive oil can't stand vaseline on the skin..... will find it difficult to wash it off.....
Bioderma sounds good
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Hey,
Ive tried ebay but random items come up… can you please forward a link if its not too much trouble 
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I will try olive oil **can't stand vaseline on the skin..... will find it difficult to wash it off.....
**Bioderma sounds good
i dont use it on my face either .. i use it only for my waterproof eye makeup and stuff...and use wetnaps or tissue to remove the excessvie and then wash normally.....i just find it better than olive oli because sometimes oil burns my eyes if i am using it to remove my inner liner or waterproof mascara ...
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I want to get hold of this Bioderma product but can’t seem to find it 
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Sure, here it is.
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did olive oil dark the skin when u try this for remove the mke up? as aion darknes my body thatsy i ask?
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Hey thanks alot… do have the link for the Bioderma by any chance
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Here is the link for Bioderma
The you want is the one w/ the pink cap. I’d also suggest getting the 500 ml one and buying only from sellers selling from the UK because there have been fakes.
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anybody tried Eskinol? could be a bit drying coz it has alcohol in it.